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The US Air Force is expected to start flying its "radiation sniffer" jet off the Korean Peninsula in the coming hours to take air samples to see if it can determine a nuclear event occurred in North Korea on Friday morni...
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A French Police Officer Has Been Stabbed During the Arrest of Three Terrorism Suspects According to France's Interior Minister, the suspects "had been radicalized" and were "preparing an imminent, violent act"
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Unusual N. Korea Seismic Activity Likely Means 5th Nuke Test North Korea detonated its fifth atomic device on Friday, South Korean officials said, with Seoul and international monitors detecting unusual seismic activity near the North's northeastern nuclear test site
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The Latest on North Korea's nuclear test (all times local): …
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Clinton: Trump will be a 'gift for ISIS' if elected

New York Post - 9 Sep 2016 05:53
Clinton: Trump will be a 'gift for ISIS' if elected Hillary Clinton charged on Thursday that ISIS is praying for a Donald Trump victory because his anti-Muslim rhetoric will help it recruit terrorists. "Please, Allah, make Trump president of America," Clinton quoted terro...
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Police in Rio 2016 ticket-touting case seek to question IOC chief Thomas Bach Head of International Olympic Committee not under suspicion but investigators say text message shows Patrick Hickey asked him for extra tickets Brazilian police said they wanted to question the president of the Internati...
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Yeezy Model Wants You to Know the Real Reason Why She Took Off Her Shoes At Kanye West's Fashion Show "When you're wearing plastic shoes, your feet are going to sweat"
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Cambodian opposition leader sentenced to five months in prison Lawyer for Kem Sokha, who was not in court, says he will appeal, as opponents of Hun Sen continue to challenge his regime A Cambodian opposition leader has been sentenced to five months in prison as political tensions co...
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Fifa opens corruption case against Sepp Blatter and Jérôme Valcke • Former secretary-general Markus Kattner also part of investigation• Ethics committee begins formal proceedings against trio The former Fifa president Sepp Blatter is facing another corruption investigation after th...
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The Military Commander of Syrian Militant Group Jabhat Fateh al-Sham Has Been Killed Abu Hajer al-Homsi was a founding member of the organization formerly called the Nusra Front
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Turkey suspends more than 11,000 teachers suspected of having ties to terrorist group At least 11,000 teachers in Turkey suspected of having links to an unnamed "separatist terrorist organization" have been suspended, state-run news service Anadolu reported Thursday. Turkey's Education Ministry says up to...
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Volunteer Firefighters Attacked in Russia, told to 'Go Back to America' Masked men attacked Greenpeace volunteers with clubs and knives in Russia.
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The Miracle on the Hudson will take over movie screens this weekend with the release of "Sully," a new Clint Eastwood film about the life of Chesley Sullenberger, the pilot who pulled off an emergency plane landing on th...
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Former Air Force general named first U.S. cyber security chief Gregory Touhill, a retired U.S. Air Force brigadier general, has been named by the White House as the first federal cyber security chief. There have been several recent high profile breaches, with U.S. intelligence offic...
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The Latest on North Korea's nuclear test (all times local): …
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North Korea has conducted its fifth nuclear test on Friday, just eight months after it claimed it successfully detonated a small hydrogen bomb. Analysts say that the North's newest test, which South Korea says produced i...
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Obama invites congressional leaders to White House

Miami Herald - 9 Sep 2016 04:16
President Barack Obama has invited the four congressional leaders to meet with him next week, the White House said Friday. …
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Principal regrets allowing student to dress up as Hitler for book week Child at Alice Springs' St Philip's College sought permission to wear costume and won a prize for best dressed The principal of an Alice Springs college regrets that a student was allowed to dress up as Adolf Hitler for ...
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Last week, the FBI confirmed that hackers had accessed the voter databases in Arizona and Illinois, but investigators believe more states were affected
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U.N. Security Council to hold emergency meeting as Obama reassures allies Kim Jong Un's regime will face "serious consequences"
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Uncovering America's Secret War in Laos

ABC News - 9 Sep 2016 16:38
Uncovering America's Secret War in Laos More bombs were dropped on Laos than over Germany and Japan in WWII combined.
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Police-involved injuries of civilians rise nearly 50%, Harvard researchers say Study looked at emergency visits over 14-year period and also found black men were more likely to be injured by police and security guards than white men The rate of serious injuries caused by police and private security...
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